Human trafficking
Human trafficking has many faces, making it a complex and multifaceted issue. Some common forms of human trafficking include forced labor, child exploitation, and organ trafficking.
Each type presents unique challenges and requires specific interventions to address the underlying causes and protect victims. Additionally, human trafficking can occur within a country's borders or across international boundaries, further complicating efforts to combat this global problem.
Marriage before the legal age is considered human trafficking because it involves exploiting and violating a child's rights. It is a form of modern-day slavery where young individuals are forced into a life they are not ready for, denying them the opportunity to pursue education, personal development, and a fulfilling future.
Target: a campaign to raise awareness of the dangers of human trafficking
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